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I believe it'll mainly be about if and when those images were registered with the U.S. Copyright Office. The slightly mean but correct play in those cases is t
by fxtentacle 5y ago
I believe it'll mainly be about if and when those images were registered with the U.S. Copyright Office.
The slightly mean but correct play in those cases is to:
1. Register your images with the USCO
2. Send them a friendly email that you'd appreciate if they would license your images in general, without explicit examples.
3. Wait for the next update/patch/release that distributes your images.
4. Now you're suing for willful infringement including statutory damages.
- maratc 5y agoGP says if there is no originality, there is no copyright, so it does not matter if images were registered or not.